Nvidia stock forecast 2025-2050: Third-party NVDA price target

Discover the Nvidia (NVDA) share price forecast for 2025 and beyond, with analyst price targets and more.

By Dan Mitchell08:11 (UTC), 5 September 2025 Updated

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As of 28 August 2025, Nvidia (NVDA) shares were trading at $181.60, up 34% since the start of the year and 42% higher than 12 months ago – supported by strong demand for AI-related products and solid earnings growth, keeping it among the world’s largest companies by market capitalisation.

Where could NVDA go next? In this guide, we examine a range of third-party Nvidia stock forecasts for 2025-2050 and the main factors that could shape its future price performance.

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Current Nvidia price and market position

Nvidia (NVDA) is a leading US technology company, founded in April 1993 by Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem. Best known for its graphics processing units (GPUs) and wider role in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence (AI), the company has expanded beyond gaming into data centres, automotive applications, and enterprise AI systems, becoming a central player in the global semiconductor industry. It operates under a fabless model, designing chips while outsourcing manufacturing.

Nvidia’s GPUs are widely used in large-scale AI models and cloud infrastructures, making it an important supplier to hyperscalers and research institutions. Alongside hardware, it has developed networking products and full-stack AI platforms, while its Omniverse platform and automotive divisions extend use cases across industries by supporting 3D simulations and AI-driven solutions.

NVDA stock price history

Nvidia (NVDA) closed at $181.60 on 27 August 2025, up from $136 at the beginning of the year and $128.30 a year earlier. The stock has traded between $86.62 and $184.48 in the past 52 weeks. Nvidia’s market capitalisation is around $4.36tn, placing it among the largest publicly listed companies worldwide.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

NVDA stock forecast for 2025 and beyond

As of 28 August 2025, third-party services outlined a broad range of expectations for the Nvidia (NVDA) stock forecast. Trading Economics projected that NVDA would trade at $175.62 by the end of this quarter, falling to $168.71 over the next year.

Consensus NVDA price targets

Analyst surveys provided a more bullish outlook. TipRanks, drawing on the views of 29 Wall Street analysts, reported an average 12-month target of $199.66, with estimates ranging from $135 to $250 and a ‘strong buy’ consensus. MarketBeat data from 42 analysts pointed to a ‘moderate buy’, with a mean price target of $194.31 – about 7% above the current NVDA stock price of $181.60. The highest forecast was $250, while the lowest was $120.

Longer-term Nvidia stock predictions

Algorithmic models indicated a wider range of outcomes over the next decade. CoinCodex suggested that in 2025 NVDA could trade between $180.71 and $222.61, averaging $204.12. Its Nvidia stock forecast extended further, projecting an average of $239.97 in 2026 and $500.18 in 2027, with forecasts rising to $888.31 by 2030. Beyond this, the model placed the Nvidia share price at about $2,520.32 in 2040 and $6,713.44 in 2050, although such long-range figures remain highly uncertain.

Alternative outlooks

Benzinga’s Nvidia stock forecast for 2025 suggested an average of $213.98, with a low of $173.78 and a high of $235.48. Its projections widened in later years, estimating an average of $260.57 in 2026 and $904.30 by 2029.

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NVDA stock price predictions: Analyst outlook

As of 28 August 2025, third-party analysts outlined updated 12-month targets for the Nvidia (NVDA) stock forecast:

Goldman Sachs: reiterated a $200 target with a ‘buy’ rating.

TD Cowen: maintained a $235 target and ‘buy’ rating.

Mizuho Securities: cut its target from $215 to $205, retaining a ‘buy’.

Wedbush: raised its target from $175 to $210, retaining a ‘buy’.

UBS: lifted its target from $175 to $205, also with a ‘buy’.

Oppenheimer: restated a $200 target with a ‘buy’ recommendation.

Morningstar raised its fair value estimate for NVDA to $190 from $170, maintaining a ‘wide moat’ assessment and a ‘very high’ uncertainty rating. Senior equity analyst Brian Colello noted Nvidia’s fiscal Q2 revenue of $46.7bn, up 56% year on year and ahead of guidance. Management forecast Q3 revenue of $54bn, signalling ongoing strength in AI demand despite reduced China sales. Morningstar emphasised Nvidia’s accelerating Blackwell Ultra rollout and consistent growth in US cloud customer orders.

Colello concluded: ‘Even with lower near-term revenue from China, the scale of US demand and the pace of AI adoption support our increased fair value estimate. We continue to see Nvidia as well positioned in data centre spending and long-term AI growth.’

What could influence Nvidia’s share price?

Nvidia’s share price is shaped by a mix of industry, company, and broader market factors. Below are some of the main elements that could affect the Nvidia stock forecast in the coming years.

AI demand and adoption

The expansion of artificial intelligence remains a central driver of Nvidia’s growth. Strong demand for its GPUs in data centres and enterprise systems could support further gains, while slower adoption or reduced investment in cloud infrastructure may weigh on revenue and sentiment.

Product innovation and execution

Advances in chip design, such as the rollout of the Blackwell architecture, may strengthen Nvidia’s position and create new opportunities for revenue growth. Conversely, delays, failed launches, or weaker-than-expected products could affect its competitive edge and investor confidence.

Geopolitics and regulation

Export restrictions and US-China trade tensions may continue to shape Nvidia’s access to certain markets. Looser controls could provide fresh opportunities, but tighter regulations or tariffs could constrain growth and put pressure on the NVDA share price.

Competition across the sector

Rival chipmakers such as AMD, as well as hyperscalers developing their own processors, are emerging sources of competition. Sustained leadership in performance and software integration could keep Nvidia ahead, but stronger competition may compress margins and alter the Nvidia share price outlook.

Supply chain and resources

The ability to scale production efficiently depends on manufacturing partners such as TSMC and stable global supply chains. Disruptions, shortages, or rising costs could limit capacity and slow revenue growth.

Earnings performance and guidance

Quarterly results and forward-looking guidance remain key drivers of market reaction. Positive surprises often boost momentum in NVDA stock forecasts, while weaker results or reduced guidance may lead to corrections.

Market sentiment and index exposure

As one of the largest companies in the US 500 and US Tech 100, Nvidia’s index weighting means ETF and passive flows can amplify moves in its share price. Broad market trends, including changes in risk appetite, can reinforce both upward and downward shifts in NVDA shares.

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NVDA shares trading strategies to consider

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FAQ

Where can I buy NVDA stock?

You can access Nvidia (NVDA) shares, listed on the NASDAQ under the ticker ‘NVDA’. UK investors usually buy through brokers or trading platforms that provide access to US markets. Alternatively, you can trade contracts for difference (CFDs) on the NVDA share price with regulated providers, allowing you to speculate on movements without owning the underlying stock.

Is NVDA a good stock to buy?

Whether NVDA is appropriate depends on individual objectives and risk tolerance. Analyst projections for Nvidia differ, with price targets and ratings varying across research providers. Influencing factors include the pace of AI adoption, product launches, earnings guidance, and regulatory changes. Always carry out your own research and ensure any decision aligns with your financial goals, risk management strategy and personal circumstances.

Could NVDA rise or fall?

Nvidia’s share price can react to earnings results, AI demand, regulatory updates and industry competition. Potential upside drivers include stronger data centre demand or new GPU releases, while weaker guidance, tighter export controls, or increased competition could weigh on valuation. Market sentiment and index flows may also affect short-term price movements.

Should I trade or invest in NVDA?

Trading NVDA CFDs is typically used by those seeking exposure to short-term price movements without share ownership. Longer-term investors may prefer direct share ownership to gain exposure to potential structural growth. Remember, CFDs are leveraged products that carry a high risk of rapid losses and may not be suitable for all traders.